| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| AIDES | Attendants | |
| STEWARDS | Aircraft attendants | |
| PAGEBOYS | Bride’s attendants | |
| BRIDESMAIDS | Bride’s attendants | |
| ORDERLIES | Ward attendants | |
| GATEMEN | Barrier attendants | |
| USHERS | Cinema attendants | |
| SQUIRES | Knights attendants | |
| EQUERRIES | Royal attendants | |
| DOORMEN | Hotel attendants | |
| GATEKEEPERS | Barrier attendants | |
| USHERETTES | Cinema attendants | |
| DOORKEEPERS | Gateway attendants | |
| ENTOURAGE | VIP’s attendants | |
| OSTLERS | Stable attendants | |
| PALLBEARERS | Funeral attendants | |
| RETINUE | Body of attendants | |
| COURTIERS | Attendants to a sovereign | |
| BESORT | Befitting associates or attendants. | |
| TENDANCE | Persons in attendance; attendants. | |
| CORTEGE | A train of attendants; a procession. | |
| ATTENDANCE | The persons attending; a retinue; attendants. | |
| TAIL | A train or company of attendants; a retinue. | |
| YELLOWPAGES | Where to find services for cowardly little wedding attendants? | |
| TRAIN | A number of followers; a body of attendants; a retinue; a suite. | |